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Ncrbbeutiden 2fchb bic Sieife aber's
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Mower County transcript., 1887-01-21
III AMILIDN.5 A .5z


s i1a9.Y y karrows have estanlished as feed
p III here q think They have struck the
right place this time. y S 5SSsss-ss
The ndelisr at me new Baptist church.
IS both useful and ornamental. 15s l5S 1'
81. Mr.. Ed Harper and Miss Mabel Tower Sc
= = u AAmllso we're married on the Is inst, 4, at
Spring Valley y !: s'E. 7
4 Nrs IN. Briggs IS, we are sorry 10 say.
quite SICK, :l4.: i3:355 -4
5# Miss Mary Guslck o Spring Valley is visit.
sing here. guestof Miss Ettn Sillas. 81 s. ys5.a S
Z: W..g .ghambs rlain is IN the wood business
quite eatensiv ey.. $S* $S9 5 35.3 57ff
/, Mr., Reuben K g rant i talking Of selling ou.
his store. 5,S5 3# gst 5S d
Miss Carrie Payne and Miss ovens 81
Spring " alley, We're seen On our atreets,
Sunday last, f.5 #s fs ssS *ES 4H5$} !.
Mr.. Webb OF Preston has been in town the
pasL week; he returned To- Preston on Friday
and MIR. w ilson is now filling his vacancy at
Mr.. Gregory's store. We are sorry to Enow
that Ar. Gregory is financially jembarrn wed.
We hope he will come out all right yet
Vidette. q 4ts ss h I=s. g . sS,Sl e 0
Mower County transcript., 1887-01-21
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1 1 HAYFIELD..: i.

T+.r -. Z. ..g az : d
q little Julia Leon froze her. hands very
badly last Thursday morning while on her
way to school. N l5 $I$s3: 5&: ,} 8ES 5s,.@$
Jean ingalls, started for Wisconsin Tuesday
TO visit his father. He has just completed
his corn haskiDg, .sss.sS & 5et. ss8*s II n
+: AtC. T. Webb's everything denotes pros
parity Ehsys have the comfortable house Of
The town. Mr.. Webbs cattle are in fine
to ship sooG. 8.I,5zs %7sG.Ss. 4. s:ss.:s'{ s3st4
Mr., Sleeper gets large trade. We hear of
people coming from a long way to buy goods
here Mr rrte tbai aaa from
speaks we'll for our market. 2#5 Is 45G .eg 81
Miss Burdick has q very full school and
we should judge a profitable one to those
TO realize how discoursging it is to a
conscientious teacher to have children ke at
out every.litte while fora day or two, or o
lar attendance that the best results are
secured d.-Erpress. -st4.% s:$
Mower County transcript., 1887-01-21
Alliance Meeting*

A circle Of the faithful ones OF; the
a Alliance, who are ever anxious to learn,
who are also willing, for mutual benefit,
toimpart supposed useful Information
and relate their individual experiences,
both of successes and failures, with a
few similarly minded new members, met
iii the Judges room at the Court House,
in Austin, Jan. is, 1887. a much iarg.
err circle or crowd, Of farmers who, it is
fair to presume, know enough, ifnot3 all
that is worth knowing, pertaining to Eag-
riculture, hut hide their knowledge un-
dera bushel, .thronged the streets and
perhaps the saloons Of Austin, at the
same time. ss$#55 VI .s 8 s@s.3# ..3
President Dickersou called the Alli-
ance to- order, Minutes OF the previous
meeting read andiapproyed.atter which
further consideration was given to555the
question OF the bestsmethod to renew or
and worn lands. Fl s@#
Mr. Haney opened the subject BY ne
marks .in#support rtofhis plan as givenssat
the last meeting and in confirmation of
/ his theory, said his farm is now: s. il 4
much more fertile condition that iii was
Is years ago; that he#elld, this last sea-
son Of droutl1 and was sure he couldsnn-
itormly raise good crops, when others
had and would 8iail, alld. he considered
suctl 4 fact worth more than mans
theory |ss$
II uniting fol lloWed and related
/ his e Experience lhou,sh ~ appeared
that he used manure md approved oi
tie use of scloy,sr. he lttets hat he
6lieyed kinds could "a be utinliall cropp-
led by proper rotatipil crops. He
recommended II crop of corn barley,
sWheat II and oats III sllse eessio les would
barley pom u ii corn
/ ground without first plo,ying had
never failed to raise syA,otl croI,s ct heat
both In quantity and qualify cut
ting lis grai lle ollg
Eas possible sbe# turned der when
splowisg and would not ploN very deep,
/ is lle Thought and cou Ia be q lanlaged III
deep ploMiIlg. thUug ght land callld
sbe made too rieli EforS afiy crop, Isillg
ISsiit to prod tlce mi, lie st,ll 4 or straN han
grain propurtionall
Rev. S1 Iarsc ffol loWed He believed
si Ein lnanuring heavily USING fine rptted
manu- DC M in thorniIg n scul Yatinl
Imak ding free ilsc 5of the hoe piled
Mower County transcript., 1887-01-21

s,ure rulb bb;sh
he collld her md rai cd in one Isl
and had III covered with a foot off soiI !,
leaving ita to ierlnent and II become we'll
EETotted .es not for Il over his pile al
Esotne 90 lIl com posting. He stated 1T to4
he his belief TINT. he could raise $500
yyorth hot tomatoes Oh a ten acre piece Of
land AT the price raid for them last sssa-SS
Esonat he can ming factory !. il
/ N lr. M atklps olloWed He practiced
and advised hauling IA annre and spread
ing upon the ElanaHW hiie fresh and aB
IOfl II & as yetY other DAY 81. Thought ib
rnore Ain able sgl after Geccrnp ton
and eYaLprati tioa sae also iaY6rsd seed
ElIg sc clover assl s. : Eile ground loose
glv.lAg theIa TIN osphefs chance 70 pene.
. Another atkins next spolke q :
had. IS J. dopted AND proYed at the ethod
OF flrst piling and rotting manure. as he
not Gr,'y thought the manure more valu.
able but b It destroyed the vitality Of the
weed q seeds that ~ otherwise would
germinate aad lnjnre both crop and soil.
he had been ,latfertnly successful IN
raising 4 good crop 81 wheat on old land
but no t ON newly broken prairie. Still
mother Mr.. Watkins endorsed the
method Of the first one and from this
}tlme the discussion practically turned
3upon the proper or best method and time
to apply manure ITO land in order to
secure the best results. Messrs Hotson,
Thompson, Revo1d and others spoke
"a majority appeared TO think II desirable
70 have it applied when fresh especially
upon clay soil, claiming that the mp !,
parent advantages from the use OF rOtted
Mower County transcript., 1887-01-21
GRAND MEADOW.

Geo. Cole is on the sickiist. - sS3.s E% ;<'
E. H. Lewis has received the appointment
af Deputy Sheriff. s5s.iy q; 5*S[szE 8: Z,
II. NJ. Lowell has passed the critical point
of his fever and is now on the winning side.
The net proceeds Of the Banquet OF the
NJ. E. Church was over $52.0a. There was
u crowd present. T., -. III y,s..=sE E.s4,>
Josn H udson went to st. Paul Tuesday
morning to attend the meeting OF the Grand
lodge Of Masonstof Minnesota. .l$ l@ n &H5y
S Benners; Bros. ars shipping considerable
hay these days. i& ..5s.rr (.
Il Services were held ut the church by the
Rev. Kidder nearly every evening this week.
u Art Buck has; gone to Cha:ticld he is get
ting out his wesd preparatory TO farming
when spring opens, - RecBrd. :IS' sr y 's%,
Mower County transcript., 1887-01-21
M2lble(,O.|...

We desire to inform the
People of Mower County
and an, vicinity, that we shall /
soon put in a full stock Of
. American and Foreign
Marble and Granite
Mower County transcript., 1887-01-21
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IS4s, eGsees below ser


eRsees Glow 1er rs1s
!, y! 3 IA
Attorney 81 stuatin xas in
teYgn last wee
las Rose &; of shl, it,S Sis3 visiting
fiisa M ne lati yts hsre
S. Susan Russell DID .le sick nnnbl 81 is
tedei eis|lastsgweek but hops fora her early
rRssss
.is ke pta very p.,sps ii, Il tlss &,
y ass;1Ill1ae need His oficial dulles
,8s ubbard, ID, zen ~ mn IN ho ieft
aye sp sndeenly 81 no1 in tte araess busi-
ness atH Seward, Ne braAleA
!. I'D i. ~ artsr attended ~ srand Lodge q
Row Esne On will hold services at Inc Con.
atoms church, Sunday i. u y
schuy yler5 shas uaevs 4 M III tansorial
rooms. He will hereafter . fouudohs an
Ing.
M nsstsrT {, Thesdors AyAre 4 attending school
vt Aasgar, IeWs-
i !. a markets: Aeat, 5eoa2; barley,
sef' ~ sos seg ssVs BILLY DANDxR s
Mower County transcript., 1887-01-21
ROSE CREEK.

The Methodist donation for Rev. Shannon,
at Mr.. williams. netted S46,b5. ~ - .559
). Pete OMally's children are all recovering
nicely from their recent severe illness with
ariet fever. DIR. Johnson attending ptlysi-
cian. 33.E=.EI r - +. 1ry5t .,7 T. @5 4
Progressive Literary Society met Frlda,
rendered sweet strains. There was singing
by Mr.. Taylor and choir. They meet again in
two weeks. :E:S "
Miss Ella Kirby returned from pretracted
visit in London township Friday. @ .st ,s r
Saturday evening tobogganing was in order.
SnoW-baliing also. Ell s& i -. . 5"t !
Rev shannon flied the pulpit Sunday morn
ing. .s s. 10 $s5.fs s.. i
Scarlet fever at G. A. Newman's. as @:y..;.sSs
&. Mrs Dean, with Willie and Day. have gone
ito ST. Paul to take in the Ice Palace They
will be gone abouttwo weeks. ff#45:s 5.
+ Dave Keefe resumed hi. school duties in
Adams Monday. e. ..*4 & Fz, Z. 55:sH
Frllz Molturs star.ed for California Tues
day, where he expects to join his brothers.
Tuesday was busy day in Rose Creek, ~ t
was hog day. Peter O'Msly shipped II rar-
load. Z s < s:5 .s ST q e N
Record of Births ana Deaths. for the year
1885. in the town Of Windom. Births, !, 70 70.
Deaths, Es
The Good TempIars meet every "Wednesday
evening They have about 40 members
{ "A Church sOciabie at Mrs.YJOhn A. ,ThoiH I,sor,
Jr. 3. Friday evening " g bsspcak for them
II full house. 5eg:4z.*5g$s ,zs4a i&& sa $E
Market repert: Oats a5c. Whea, e5c. Bar
Icy 4oc. q Hogs 4Gs41z:. 5ss q. Il.
NEVADA. $#5 /: 81.
I +. -. Collins is the new Lyle r. NJ :@anl we
witness for him, that the next Pres. Blaine
administration cannot depose him upon
offensive partisan grounds. 5f5s
n Nr: Nvlre, OF the poor farm. wts looking
for cattle through here last week Z aisOfW,1
Iowa parties who offered $3.50 on, foot.s ..s
IA One week from next Sunday HE Gpngrasa:
Isl. Paul D. D.. Is advertised TO speak The
church is open to the M e. cong gfegatl,H
every two weeks, and occasionally e, ! he
ttLntherns. IILYAN.
ia From Oh 3 other corresp pondent 5a Ii
H. a. c. Hnlet. Of Austin. sundnyed Will,
friends and Still aims showed In,
l# Miss Sophia Butler and brothers. of North.
wood, are whiting friends. .si
| He. Anderson says fish are good but hard
to Gafc ch throngfI jle III oseoW ice.
z q lance Tor 81 ,es wonder
storms, 81
ssrviees IT the ch,lreh 81 / uhday tby Rev
EEge 5S$
w1.s Nm ~ esss l9o.t
breath and ~ are allnesl
As an out come of or. ialro' Il ecent viii,
40 Lyle many of our. .Ne yad 3ssre
naasticating g 5WjthoutE the iise5 So OF a large
number of aching molars 81
Ole AndeTsS ms, and see set 5tf 1 hs
fRANs NsGRIPT's IN pa raj ed read ii1K 4a
fcomplete book ana 4 be 1,I KA KsGRIRT one
year FOR two dol lars. ne hooks alone aIe
worth double the mon ey.. III AIA 8S
IssSAY oiing 4 wives 10 lllare I'D husbands, j,
will be lad ID know that = 81 sn l',afk
Ephy sician offers elI re snoring 9Ts Ten
IdolLars: but DR. 4 Congl s yfilp sy
cure sore throa 40 colds for tsaenlr.
five cen
Mower County transcript., 1887-01-21

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Mower County transcript., 1887-01-21

ss olin N Ives, no llare sld husbands
will be glad Id know that d 81 Z II d ',,fk
ply sician offers ts, cure norings 10 ten
dollars but Dr. Il GOng Il Isl yrilp IN iill
cure sore throa Ms and colds for tnlelll ys
five cen q. n
Mower County transcript., 1887-01-21

ArIsTIN FRI D Dl \, j sIJ n ii, 1857
q iLDCA q II Hi,EAGssnl Is,

DIR 4 - II,
4 wan / euery tow Il in
presented ia depar sment \
already hare eorrcspo nllents ID the
and ~ 81 ~ corrssp pantl
the SIN Ter towns also
Mower County transcript., 1887-01-21

:. zoe Doses One Dollar" is true only of
Hoods Sarsaparilla and it is AN unanswe,-
asle argument as to strength and
ecsngmy. 10. 3D.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-01-21
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made IN the condi-
tiOns OF u certain mortgage, executed by
willard y. Warner and Waty A. Warner. his
wife, to Mary T.. Finch, on the twenty cighth
day OF December. Diss2 which mortgage was
recorded. on the third day of January, A. ID.
1888, in the Office of the Register of Deeds
of the county of Shiawasscc and State of
Michigan. in Liber % of Mortgages on pages
1914 and 39j, on which mortgage there is
claimed to be due at this date for principal
ty-two and $500 dollars and an attorney fec
Of twenty-five dollars in addition to- all other
legal costs as provided for in said mortgage
ms often a. any proceeding IL taken to fore
close the same; and whereas no proceedings
In law or IN equity have been taken to re-
said mortgage,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
nv virtue of the power of sale contained in
said mortgage on the It'll day of March, A.
said day ut tho front door of tho Court Housc
of the County OF Shiawassec In tho city of
Corunna (that being the building in which
the Circuit Court for the County of Shiawas.
see IL held, the undersigned will sell ut pub
lie vcnduc TO the highest bidder the premises
amount now due and the Interest thereon.
besides the costs and expenses. which said
land and promises arc describcdsas follows:
TOW II; the west part or the cast part of the
north east fractional quarter Of section three
except about ten acres sold Henry Mole on
the south end said east part contains ninety
ncres, md the west part. above conveyed cor
tains fifty acres less the ten acres sold Henry
Mole,all In the couuty Of shiawasscc and State
Dated. Dee. ic,h. a. p.,,sss.
y. r. Sxrrii, Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-01-21
Order OF Publication.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, Seventh judicial
Circuit.
Charlotte Shiittce, Complainant, W.. Fredcr
lex Shiitte, Defendant
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the
County OF Shiawasset, In Chancery, at Cor
unna, on this SOth day Of November, A. d.
1886.
I'm this cause. II appearing from affidavit on
file, that the process for tile appearance of said
Defendant has been duly issued and that the
same could not be served by reason of his
continued absence from his place OF resi-.
dence in said county, on motion of S. r.
Smith, COmplainants Solicitor,
IT IL ORDERED, that the said Defendant,
Frederick Shiitte, cause his appearance TO
be entered herein on the 2d day OF May A.
d., 1887, and in case of his Appearance, that
he cause his answer to the bill of Complain
ant to be tiled, and copy thereof to be serv-
ed on said Compartments so letter within
twenty days after service on him of IA copy
of said bill and notice of this order and In
default thereof, said bill be taken as con-
fessed by the said absent Defendant; and
In Is FURTHER ORDERED, that within TWEEN
ty days, the said Complainant cause no ice
of this order to Do published in raE 1iv RS,
n newspaper printed published and crcu-
lating in said county, and that said rublica-
ton be continued therein ut least once I'm
each week for six weeks in succession, or
that he cause n copy of this order to be per-
sonally served on said absent Defendant at
least twenty days before the time above pre-
scribcd tor his appearance.
FRANK II. WATSON,
S. +. SMITH, Circuit Court Commissioned.
Solicitor for Complainant.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-01-21
PILGRIMS AT NIAGARA.

As they walked slowly on, past the
now abandoned paper-mills and the
other human impcrtincnccs, the clc-
mental turmoil increased, and they
seemed entering q world the founda-
tons of which were broken up This
must have been n good deal matter of
impression. for other parties Of sight
scers were coming and going. apparent
ly unawed, and intent simply on visit
ing every point spoken of in the guide
book, and probably unconscious Of the
all-pervading terror. Standing upon
tho platform at the top. the spectator
realizes for the first time the immense
might of the downpo,,r Of the American
Fall. and hotes the pale green color.
with here and there violet tone, and
the white cloud mass squirting out from
the solid color. On the foam-crested
river lay rainbow forming nearly a
complete circle. The little steamer
Maid 6f the Mist was coming up. riding
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-01-21
The Granite State Free Press. nth.

he Granite State Free Press, pub.
S ed Lebanon, N. H., says that,
M IS Grace E Dewey, daughter OF
Hon Geo M. ID .wey, and student
- Welles ey College. is spending the
holiday vacation among her relatives
and friends here"
Vick's Floral Guide for 1887 graces
our table IL surpasses IN beauty as
well as general information on the
production OF flowers and vegetables
any preceding issue, ard should be
in the hands Of every person inter
es'ed in either vegetable or floral
gardening. Besides from years of
experience We know Vick's seeds and
bulbs always were true 10 name and
first class in every patlcular
Louisville Courier Journal: "When
after the last grea day. some leading
angel shali say, NV Il Gabriel, have
You got en- all up?" that mighty
tumpeler shall wcaulv respond,
Yea, ,s'iy, except few humi,.d
Repubica off holdrr> in Washing
ton, aad have hl3wu IN v,in 10
them for lwenty-forr hnur- They'll
never come. Off
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-01-21
500 REWARD. 500

The readers OF THE TINES will he
pleased 10 learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all its stages,
and that is Catarrh. Halls Ca!arih
Cure is the only positive cure now
known in the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being constitutional disea c
requires a constitutional treatineut.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces Of the system.
thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disease and giving the patient
strength, by building up the ccnstitu
ton and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers tha. they
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it fails to cure. Send for list Of tesri-
monials. Address.
+. j. CmsSEy & Co.,
Toledo, O.
~Sold by ]. +. Laubeneayer.
Owosso, IS cents.
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